How to Squeeze More into Your Overcrowded School Day
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Overcrowded school day? Try these sure-fire ways to squeeze more in. (more…)
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4 Fabulous First Week of School ELA Activities
ELA activities for the first week of school need to be a perfect fit. Try these ready-made plans for the best back-to-school ever! Your fourth grade students will love them.…
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How to Manage Difficult Students in Your Classroom
Difficult students can ruin a school year. When you encounter challenging kids in your classroom, take these steps. First, use proactive strategies to fend off bad behavior. Second, establish reactive…
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Teacher Survival Tips: How to Reduce Grading
Reduce grading. Save your sanity! Just take two simple steps. First, grade strategically. Second, assign less. Save time and do what you were meant to do – teach! (more…)
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Decorating Your Classroom Sucks Up Valuable Time
It’s time to stop decorating your classroom. Sure, it’s important to put your best face forward. But displaying works better – and takes less time. Just make a simple shift…
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Student Contracts Offer Simple Ways to Solve Problems
Student contracts can solve classroom problems. When a child is floundering, try this. First, schedule a three-way meeting. Discuss problems in a kind, matter-of-fact way. Second, as a group, create…
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This Is the Perfect Way to Track Student Behavior
Track student behavior the quick and easy way! To collect data and evidence, you need this trick. Instead of journaling, create a checklist. First, determine targeted behaviors. Next, use the…
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How to Choose the Right Seating Chart
Are you suffering from seating chart envy? A teacher down the hall has embraced flexible seating. Your next-door neighbor uses tables. But not you. Whenever you move away from desks…
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Simplify Your Teaching Now – Survival Is Actually Possible
Simplify your teaching; simplify your life! Avoid teacher time traps associated with grading, committee work, planning, decorating, and more. It’s time to work smarter, not harder. (more…)
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